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You can purchase multiple different brush heads, which will typically cost you about $31 for a pack of two.

Store toothbrushes in an upright position after use and allow them to air dry.  Storing a moist toothbrush in a closed container promotes microbial growth more so than leaving it exposed to the open air.

Experts told us that the RotaDent electric toothbrush has a 360-degree rotating head for efficient cleaning that gets under the gumline. It’s a very basic toothbrush in its design — there are no smart features, brushing modes, pressure sensors or timers, for example. But you can customize your brushing experience with various brush heads, like the hollow tip for veneers and crowns (so brushing won’t cause gum recession), short tip for general everyday use and long-tip bristles for wider spaces between teeth.

“My whole mouth feels extra clean after brushing,” Daruvuri said. According to Foreo, one full charge gives a whole year’s worth of battery power. Daruvuri noted that this toothbrush takes up less space than previous models she’s used since she doesn't have to constantly keep it in a charger on her sink. You can purchase replacement brush heads for about $27 as needed.

Our gums are begging for some luxury treatment (aside from our dentist telling us to floss for the hundredth time). Maybe that’s why we’ve been mulling over the best tech-savvy electric toothbrushes (and why they’re worth the splurge). 

If you like Quip but want a more high tech electric toothbrush, the brand offers a Bluetooth-enabled option that connects to a companion app so you can track your brushing habits. The brand says the toothbrush has a slim handle and soft-bristle brush head. One full charge gives you up to three months of battery life, according to Quip, toothbrushes and the smart electric toothbrush comes with a travel cover that doubles as a holder you can attach to your mirror.

Lucky for you, Oral-B electric toothbrushes are regularly given huge price cuts, saving shoppers hundreds of pounds during big sales seasons.

Get your teeth pristine with the Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 6100’s three intensities and modes—clean, white, and gum care—while using the QuadPacer, which is a two-minute brushing timer.

The big question that needs to be asked is how can something be produced this cheap; are cheap labor sources being exploited? What quality of materials are being used? Are the appropriate taxes being paid to sell such a product?

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Another electric toothbrush from an oral care brand. With Philips already on the list, you may wonder which is the best electric toothbrush: Sonicare or Oral B? The answer may not be as simple as you thought.

Another Philips option, but this time it’s a sleek and modern option from the brand. This toothbrush is a practical option for those on the go, thanks to its design and USB charging station instead of the battery or charging station of the other toothbrushes in this list.

With these three key points in mind, obviously you'll want to keep an eye on the state of your toothbrush head. If the bristles are looking frayed, get that thing out of there. But you can also reduce mental load by keeping in the habit of changing it out at least every three months, regardless.

But this principle applies the other way too. There are brushes or packages where the initial purchase price is higher than our suggested $30 budget. But, because the package includes multiple brush heads and accessories when priced over 3 years, for example, they become much more affordable.